Take action

We need one to step forward.
We want all of them to hear us.

Only one Nebraska Athletic Director is needed to sponsor the first proposal through the NSAA. But we want Athletic Directors across the state to understand the opportunity and show support.

When school leaders hear the same respectful message from players, parents, coaches and communities, they see that this is not an isolated request. Your voice gets their attention and builds statewide momentum.

Find your school

Find your school. Contact your AD.

Search for your Nebraska high school below. We’ll help you find the Athletic or Activities Director to contact.

Start typing a school name or city to search the verified directory.

Don’t see your school?

We're still adding schools across Nebraska.

Find your school’s Athletic or Activities Director on your school website, then use the email template below.

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Find your school

Find your Athletic or Activities Director.

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Make it yours

Add a sentence or two about why this matters to you.

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Send it

One email can start a conversation.

What are we actually asking?

We’re not asking Athletic Directors to start a team tomorrow.

We’re asking all of them to learn more, listen to their students and communities, and support the conversation about girls flag football in Nebraska.

Only one Athletic Director is needed to sponsor the first proposal. Broad support can build the foundation for the game statewide.

Make it personal

Choose the message that fits you.

The strongest message is your own. Add one or two sentences about why you want girls flag football at your school, what the sport means to you or your daughter/student, or why you believe this opportunity matters.

Player / parent message

Subject: Please consider supporting girls flag football at [School Name]

Hi [AD Name],


I'm reaching out because I would love to see [School Name] support the effort to have girls flag football recognized as a Nebraska high school sport.


Girls across Nebraska are already playing and competing in this sport, and the opportunity continues to grow. Nebraska now also has a Division I women's varsity flag football program at the University of Nebraska, with its inaugural competitive season coming in spring 2027.


I believe Nebraska girls should have the opportunity to represent their high schools in the sport they love — and to have a high school pathway that can eventually lead to opportunities like this.


Our immediate goal is to find one Nebraska Athletic Director willing to step forward and explore sponsoring a proposal through the NSAA. But we also want Athletic Directors across Nebraska to hear directly from the players, families and communities who want this opportunity.


You can learn more at NebraskaGirlsFlagFootball.com.


Thank you for taking the time to listen and consider this opportunity for Nebraska girls.


Thank you,

[Your Name]

[Student / Parent]

[School or Community]